Meet TrainPain

It's time to gain control over pain.

TrainPain is a home-based neuroplasticity program designed by healthcare professionals.

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Our mission

Neuroscientists have recently made groundbreaking discoveries about pain.

Unfortunately, many of these insights sit quietly in academic journals.

Our mission is to turn these pain-science discoveries into practical technologies that can benefit millions of people in the world.

Novel Neuro-technology

TrainPain enables you to do neuroplasticity training at home.

Train for 15 minutes-a-day to help your nervous system get better at turning the volume down on pain.

Training sessions involve wearing a gentle haptic stimulator and performing sensory-perception tasks with a mobile app.

The Science

Exercise your body's natural pain relief pathways.

Neuroplasticity exercises activate "sensory inhibition" pathways in your brain and spinal cord that release natural pain relieving chemicals.

With repetition of neuroplasticity exercises (over several weeks) the nervous system gets more efficient at activating these relief pathways.

Making it fun

Engaging games that personalize your training.

Neuroplasticity requires repetition, so we invented a new way to practice these sensory exercises through fun mobile games.

As you play, algorithms in the game measure your sensory nervous system, and tailor the exercises for a fully personalized experience.

Inspiring Results

Feedback from TrainPain
users and researchers

“I haven't touched water in two years because of how it feels on my hands...today I just cleaned three windows without gloves!”

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Study Participant

"Our participant didn't want to stop using the program! She wanted to extend the sessions and keep the tech."

Clinical Researcher

Mt Sinai Hospital

“It is amazing! I know of nothing else like it. I notice my foot is definitely feeling less “angry” than usual and there has been remarkable improvement in the sensations in my toes."

Study Participant

“I can honestly say that after a minute or two of training, I forget that I'm doing this for my health"
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Study Participant

"I just had a call from a participant, She feels very good and asked me if it's possible to keep and purchase the device to continue when our research study will be over."

Clinical Researcher

University of LIege

“It’s become part of my routine and I look forward to it”

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Study Participant